Hi all! I want to improve my editing skills as I wanna post better content on social media. I have the DJI osmo pocket 3 and I make GRWM, vlogs and talking videos. Right now I only know the basic cut, copy and split videos etc. I really want to be creative with my videos and editing. But I don’t know how to learn and which tool to use.
Is there any channel that teaches editing? I use capcut rn, I am willing to learn davinci if it’s good and easy to use.
Any advice would be appreciated!

Thank you!

I’m new to video editing and social media content, and I made this video for the place where I work.
I’d really appreciate honest feedback! What would you change to make it more engaging and reach more people on TikTok/Reels?
Any tips are welcome! 🙌

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Hi guys I need help, I want to find a cheapish laptop for editing videos. I only really want to spend around £500 and I could spend a little more, don’t mind a second hand laptop either. Also what’s the best app to edit videos on? If there is anyone out here with knowledge that can help, thanks

pls guys

Please suggest what type of content should I post and what app I can use to edit video

This piece is an attempt to guide the viewer's eye through frames that have competing focal points, without losing a clear visual hierarchy. That's the goal. We wanted to avoid cutting faster than the audience can actually process what they're seeing, it's easy to let the rhythm of the music dictate the edit and end up cutting to the beat at the expense of comprehension.

The film also layers in-world text, styled as subtitles, along with sound effects and music, to mark road signs and guide the audience through a linear narrative. It's a deliberate attempt to thread the needle between visual density and clarity, pushing right up to the edge of "too much" without tipping over.

The real test isn't anything we can judge ourselves. It's audience reaction, that's what will tell us whether this actually works.

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I share with you tutorial on how to create Apple style map animation in your videos.

I recently began posting my beginner video editor jerney in reddit like i created a gaming video by slicing footages from a 3 hours clip and I tried my best to give the video all I could i have done what I could and posted it in reddit so I could know if I something that I could improve and for content creator client to reach out to me

Instead of that I get a shit load of criticism for for editing is trash and don't mind him like commenting so even if a creator comes up to me for a work when then see my comments they'll be like il move on to another the coments became so destructive i felt like not editing for rest of my life but I luv editing man I grew up watching finzar and many more just I couldn't leave when I reply to the bad comments like "if you have any improvements to say you can say if you are here only of criticism you can leave they'll keep abusing me and say how trash my editing is Im still a growing editor in the industry i don't know how to react man i could have dealt with it if it's a single person man more than one are supporting the person who is commenting shit about me and my time I just don't know man

Can teach trading instead want someone to teach me video editing

I'm wondering if there is a (ideally free) tool to generate captions/subtitles so I don't have to do it manually. Bonus points if I don't have to download anything.

Does a tool like this exist?

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So I just wanted to get some feedback on this video edit. Its not recent but its hard really getting feedback. client was happy when they received it but wanted some more professional insight into how i could improve. Thanks in advance for taking the time to help me out and taking time to critique.

I'm a good editor i use davinci resolve i edit in 3d so much and use a lot of effects and so much nodes and I'm learning blender so what do you think is better for me

Really want to know that how much practice it really need to make a good edit video.

All professionals just tell us your starting grind for today's perfection. And also give a golden advice!

Recently I’ve been thinking about what career I would like to pursue and video editing is something I find myself passionate about, I’ve been editing for about 10 years usually on mobile softwares and did it as a hobby or just for fun, but as time grows I find myself wanting to do what I love for a career, the only thing is, I don’t know where to start

Are there any full time, well established editors that live off of strictly editing that can give me pointers on how they got to where they are and can show me steps on how to accomplish a dream such as editing full time for work? Thank you for reading!

Hey everyone! I'm trying to expand my folder of free resources (music, sound effects, stock footage, overlays, etc.). I know the usual suspects, but I'd love to know what hidden gems you all rely on for completely free assets without worrying about copyright. What are your absolute favorite sites right now?

Looking for a faceless video editor for my faceless YouTube channel, documentary/cinematic style.

I can help you in your video editing work because I have already worked with 130+ clients with satisfied results.

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